10K Card Journey

  • The Joys of Collecting: Discovering the Stories Behind Historic Cards

    One of the most rewarding parts of collecting has been discovering the stories behind historic cards. Researching cards like the 1929 Churchman Babe Ruth has transformed them from simple collectibles into pieces of sports history, adding depth and meaning to my collection and making the hobby truly unforgettable.

  • Recent Pickups: 1929 Churchman Babe Ruth (PSA 4.5)

    The 1929 Churchman Babe Ruth is an affordable, eye-catching card from Ruth’s playing days that I recently added to my collection for $900. With strong centering and vintage appeal, it’s a card I plan to hold long-term, hoping to see continued growth in value as demand for pre-war baseball cards rises.

  • The Full History: 1932 Sanella Babe Ruth

    The 1932 Sanella Babe Ruth card, issued in Germany during his playing days, offers collectors an affordable entry point into vintage Ruth cards. While not as prestigious as his 1933 Goudey or 1948 Leaf, its historical significance and international origins make it appealing—though its high supply and photograph-like design may deter some.

  • The Full History: 1929 Churchman Babe Ruth

    The 1929 Churchman Babe Ruth card is one of baseball’s most intriguing oddities—a British tobacco issue featuring the Sultan of Swat in action, unnamed but unmistakable. With only ~700 copies graded and rare variations like the Spanish-back discovery, this affordable alternative to Goudey cards offers collectors a tangible piece of Ruth’s global legacy.